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Tried many times to call you. Announced each fish on Ch. 14 and 68 but never got much feedback. Fished the same area as the last 2 trips with the same presentations I mentioned before. Eleven eyes including 2 Fish Ohio. Pink was the color of the day for me. The rest of the week looks sloppy and I don't like fishing in white water. Keep in touch. Nice to hear spoons are working. What colors worked the best for you and at what speed?
Last edited by Dr.Ed; 09-09-2014 at 11:39 AM. Reason: More text
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Speeds from 1.8 to 2.3...
Most hits came off a copper colored scorpion with a couple light pink dots on it...
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I'm sure that spoon has a name but I couldn't find it. Anyway, I am not suicidal but I went chasing the fish this AM. Jack at Snug Harbor told me the walleye had moved in and I should start at the 04.5N line and he was right. I had 4 fish in the first 30 minutes and then the wind really picked up. In describing the lake conditions as I approached the 06N, the old nautical word "gnarly" comes to mind. White water everywhere and 3 to 5 footers with an occasional 6 and 7. The wind was 20 plus. Mother Nature can be testy at times so I apologized for bothering her and turned the Holly Lucas toward the marina. It was a fun 50 minute boat ride and there will be other days.
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That spoon might be called "Confusion", ''Mass Confusion" or "Balls of Confusion"....
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Very confusing-----pun intended....
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No fishing for me this weekend. Might be back up mid next week. Friend of mine bought a boat docked in geneva. Might go out with him.
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Hitting Conneaut tomorrow morning looking for walleye. I see them on my sonar just north of both perch packs but all I am getting is white bass no matter what the presentation. Is anybody catching eyes and if so, would you care to share what is working for you? If not, I have seen steelhead rolling and may change my targets. Ch. 14 to share....
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